I have a motor loan with Santander. Originally GE money. Used it purchase a car from the car shop in November 2008. its for 5 year term so I'm just under half way through (half way in May).
I want to give them (Santander) the keys and walk away from the loan.
Unfortunately the contract states that I have to pay a cash lump sum if terminating early. There's no mention of any return of goods for termination payment, just cash settlement.
On my wife's car loan with Black Horse it clearly states that she can, if she wants, hand the car over in settlement once half the repayments have been made.
With my motor loan this does not appear to be possible.
Does anyone any experience of this? Does the contract HAVE to stipulate that return of goods is permissible?
I want to give them (Santander) the keys and walk away from the loan.
Unfortunately the contract states that I have to pay a cash lump sum if terminating early. There's no mention of any return of goods for termination payment, just cash settlement.
On my wife's car loan with Black Horse it clearly states that she can, if she wants, hand the car over in settlement once half the repayments have been made.
With my motor loan this does not appear to be possible.
Does anyone any experience of this? Does the contract HAVE to stipulate that return of goods is permissible?
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